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When fillings break down and become unsightly the chairside laminate can transform an entire tooth or teeth to restore a beautiful smile.
Procedure Examples
Chairside Laminate Case #3
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Correcting even two damaged or crooked teeth can make an immediate difference in look and function. Chairside laminates are an excellent option for making that difference without the greater expense associated with veneers made in a lab.
Porcelain Veneers Case #2 Replacing Eight Teeth
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Veneers are a non-destructive way to repair unsightly teeth that are the wrong size and/or shape but are otherwise healthy.
In this case eight upper front teeth (#5-#11) were restored using porcelain veneers.
Anterior Bridge Case #1
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Sometimes conditions do not allow for replacing a missing front tooth with an implant either because of sinus or bone issues and that is when a bridge is needed.
Bridges use the teeth on either side of the missing tooth or teeth to support a false tooth known as a pontic to replace the missing tooth.
Veneers Case #1
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Mineral staining can be distract from an otherwise beautiful smile. Calcium and fluoride can occur in greater amounts naturally in drinking water. Often, there is little that can be done using bleaching or other methods to lessen the brighter deposits or to brighten the natural tooth so that both match well.
That is where veneers come to the rescue. Well done veneers can give a natural look to teeth without removing otherwise healthy tooth structure.
Veneers Case #1
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Veneers are a great conservative way to repair chipped or damaged teeth without removing healthy tooth structure.
In this case, our patient was unhappy with the look of older fillings on her teeth so Dr. Beers used veneers to give her teeth a better, more natural look.